Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29
stocks, ami $4,000 mold boards, points

stocks, AMI $1,000 mold boards, points
and extras.
BE will soon have on the market the finest
"iertii,zer spreader" in the known world,
aud also an excellent cotton condenser
and Cleaner.
/ Tits is the class Of men Texas needs.
Mel who put their money and talent into
manufacturing articles that Will be q
blessing to the country at large. A bust
ness man who will pstronizs g foreign |
! firm for an article which can be procured ,
! at the same or less cost, and OF equal |
quality, from "oome industry" acts
very silly indeed. To the farmers ofTeX- |
as 1 would suggest that you ask your |
dealer to show you "Kelly plow." 1t
! will suit you.
Some years ago Mr.. NJ. F. Caps, |
! wlo lives on the highest point in Long
7,ew, determined like Jacob, to dig him
6 well. On reaching moderate depth he
was oveIjoyed to tind plenty of water,
but his hopes fell when the well digger
took ore drink and climbed right out Of
the we'll and left. The water had indeed,
6 peculiar taste and peculiar effect, and
Mr.. Capps Wss told that the best thing he
could do WAS to fill it up and put rock
on it. But he began experimenting with
this peculiar fountain, and behold
to-day "Capps' Well'' is health resort,
whose fame has spread from state to
state, and to-day he ships water 10 nearly
every state in the Union.
The water is "dead shot" for consti-
patton and al its attendant evils. II has
cured hundreds Of cases Of dropsy,
B;ight's disease, dyspepsia, neuralgia,
and every disease originating from dis
ordered liver or kidneys. Mr.. Capps
/ certainly deserves much praise FOR his en-
terprise and liOerality in advertising and
developing this wonderful water. Il is
no humbug, bat g fact which any Long
view physician will certify to, that the
water has made many apparently miracu-
lous cures, even after ali other methods
had failed. Write to NJ. F. Capps for
circulars.
will mention briefly some of the most
! prominent and enterprising of this hospit-
able little city-men who are always wide
! awake to the interest of their town and
county.
CRUTCHER & HARRISON,
ere prominent wholesale grocers and
: trade. They make saw mill supplies a
specially, and have extensive lumber
g yards at Dallas and Forney. q
e H. L. SMITH 4 CO., -
S an euterprising firm, rank tirsts apAIg
the dry goods dealers ct LongrieW. They
o probably do IS large businsss as any
4 interior mercantile firm of Texas. This
i firm also deals extensively in pine and oak
e lumoer. Mr.. Smith is one of Rae most
e courteous gentlemen we have hads5t
pleasure Of meeting in quite extensive
3 travels.
;, JAMESON 4 PINKHAM,
e successors to Young & Whaley, are well
d known hardware dealers of Longview
q and do en- extensive business in hard,
ware, stoves and furniture. They are
y pleasant, courteous gentlemen, and de-
Y, serve the extensive patronage they re
It ceive.
q MATFIELD x LOCKETT,
s, dry goods aud grocery dealers, on TYlel
ID avenue, is 8 well known fem @; this Ed
~ terprising town. Their business is quite
d extensive, and they are deservedly pop
IS uiar among their many friends and pat
y rons. They deal largely in cotton anC
er all kinds of country produce, and a-t
N never behind IN energy and push.
lg r X. Wake,
genial and laxative dealer in dr.,
III goods, boots. shoes, ETC, greeted you
E. Correspondent with 8 smile and q cigar
r. He is q thorough gentleman of the "res
rs old sort" and no wonder he does fin
ne business.
IL ARMSTRONG BROTHERS
at seem to be permanently located in tn
re dry goods business, which they run quit
en- successfully. They also have lumbe
w business at Dallas, thus enabling them
IT. offer extra inducements to the lumbe
re- trade. They are fully up with the time
he and are tirst-clsss merchants.
he w. G. NoRTHCUT
ng is large dealer in hardware, furniture
he and farming implements. There is Il
to house in Longview that enjoys a NOR
e. liberal patronage than this excellent gen
g, tlemsn. His business extends owe
he Gregg and into many adjoining countie!
nd and he numbers friends and patrons b
Dr. the hundreds.
5h BUTT & CALVIN,
n successors to Butt & Tankersley al
grocery dealers Of we'll known standin:
er, Liberal, energetic, and enterprising, the
to are securing trade that is not enj
al by every grocery dealer in Texas. The
are worthy gentlemen and deserve the
is success.
L. A. NELSON GROCERY COMPANY
II is located in CLOVER Town" or Junctic
Town, IS some call it, and from person
observation 1 would say that their treC
e lis ttst-class; no doubt brought about
By the clever and courteous business tact
nut the proprietors. They carry fine stoC
b of groceries.
IN RR CLANCY,
II. another "down town" grocer, does
rushing business in his line. He
81 another one of Longview's gritty me
yet who are wideswake to the interest
see their town and county He also deals
country produce, lumber: etc.
X" Thus met the LongvieW merchant
ard clever, more hospitable class
ON gentleman l never expect to see. Tn
on. all read THE GAZETTE and thus add 8
:, other bright and shining light to the
many excellent qualifications.
lila X. LAMITY.
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re- RevivaI at Gate.yiIIe.